SDSS Congratulates Members Completing National Skin Care Certification from NCEA
During the past year, over 100 SDSS members started the certification process and we are pleased to congratulate the 64 members who have obtained the National Skin Care Certification. "NCEA's competency standards are double the average licensing standards found in most states and that is why all Society of Dermatology SkinCare Specialists members were urged to achieve this credential," said Susane S. Warfield, Executive Director. More
Delayed Immune-Mediated Adverse Effects of Polyalkylimide Dermal Fillers from PCI Journal
The purpose of this study was to examine patients with delayed adverse reactions to polyalkylimide implants (PAIs), based upon clinical complaints, laboratory data and treatment follow-up. More
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Face Paralysis Man Smiles Again
from Sky News Surgeons in Spain have operated on a man with facial paralysis - allowing him to smile for the first time in 11 years. The doctors took muscle from the legs of Isidoro Bejarano, 37, and injected it into both sides of his face, according to the Timesonline.
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Cosmetic Surgery Abroad Warning
from Telegraph Sally Farmer, 34, had always been unhappy with a bump on the bridge of her nose and after seeing an advert for cut price surgery abroad, she contacted the company involved.
She was convinced by the sales pitch and happy that surgery would cost her much less than in the U.K. so she travelled to Prague to have her surgery in 2005.
To start with the results were good but then her nose began to droop.
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Salon Surge as Manscaping Soars
from The Sydney Morning Herald Men are paying for costly cosmetic procedures such as laser hair removal and Botox in unprecedented numbers, with the less fair sex making up half the clientele at salons.
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Plastic Surgeons Pick 2008’s Most-Asked-For Faces and Physiques from Fox News Seeing Angelina Jolie, Halle Berry, Reese Witherspoon, Brad Pitt and Zac Efron at grocery store checkouts and dentist offices largely determines what cosmetic procedures plastic surgeons are performing every day. More
Glaucoma Drug Promotes Longer, Thicker Eyelashes
from Current World News An FDA advisory panel have given their seal of approval to a prescription eye drug used for glaucoma to be used by people wanting longer, thicker eyelashes. The drug, called Latisse is made by Allergan Inc, the same company who makes the very popular botox drug. More
Johnson & Johnson to Buy Manufacturer of Cosmetic Surgery Gear
from The New York Times Johnson & Johnson said it would buy Mentor, a maker of cosmetic products and breast implants, for $1.07 billion, a move that would help the drug maker become a major player in cosmetic and reconstructive surgery. More
Legal & Liability Issues of a Medical Spa by Paula Cohen and Susanne S. Warfield
A medical spa is a facility that operates under the full-time, on-site supervision of a licensed health care professional. Practitioners working within a medical spa will be governed by their appropriate licensing board, if licensure is required.
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